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by donkeyd 11y ago
Where'd you find those calls?
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I have to disrespectfully disagree, because my filter bubble always shows me that my views are correct.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
There's a 'flat-earthers' movement apparently. Compared to them, anti-vaxxers seem like sensible people.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Well, most people in the pro-vaxx community won't deny that vaccinating has risks. The risks of not vaccinating, however, are bigger in a lot of cases. I think that's the most important message in the article, that their concern m
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Confirmation bias works both ways. In one way or another everybody is influenced by it, whether you're on the right side, or the wrong side of facts.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
AFAIK it's mostly used to describe people who don't vaccinate themselves or their children.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I agree, very much with your point. The judge's decision to block WhatsApp in Brazil, hoewever, is completely within their jurisdiction. So in order to fight it, WhatsApp would have to go to Brazil. Otherwise they'll just lose a v
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Second large company this week to rollback a change after public outcry, with Valve rolling back a change in CS:GO. I hope their marketing people take a lesson out of this.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Yea, I thought of this too while I was writing it. It's a very personal matter probably, but I've often heard that people on their death beds are more concerned about not spending more time with loved ones than not earning enough
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by donkeyd 11y ago
> find a side gig if you can make time Nobody can make time. You can only spend time differently. Time is your most valuable asset, because once you die you have none left. Make to most of the time you have, because once your time is spe
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Seems a lot like the Chaos Money at Netflix. It's a way of testing I always like to share with colleagues, because it's pretty awesome.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Renault even has a Clio with a 0.9 liter engine that's fun to drive.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I keep seeing more cars with tiny engines and turbos, which have decent performance and very good fuel economy.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Or Bitcoin.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
This is true, but we're talking SF & LA here, metropolitan areas. Blaricum is better compared to something like the Hamptons. There is no public transport because there's space to park cars, so public transportation is not nec
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I often head into the city by myself to have lunch by myself. I find it very relaxing to have a stroll with my own thoughts and to do some reading during lunch. I can really recommend it.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
It was once explained to me that the development of the flight computer software is also done by 3 completely separate teams. Because of this, the chance that the same bug occurs in all 3 systems is incredibly low.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
> even wealthy people who support public transit in general, don't want public transit near them. This seems very odd to me. Here in the Netherlands, housing prices actually increase when there's good public transport. In the n
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Those 'two-ton things' are already hurtling at 60+ MPH with human drivers, who are distracted by cell-phones, radio, birds, etc. or are under the influence of something. I find the thought of human drivers being replaced by AI ver
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I've hear they fray easily because their cables are made of bio degradable plastic. However, I doubt it's impact is positive if it causes for chargers to be thrown out after only a couple of years.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I've worked for a lot of IT companies that hired people straight from outside of the EU. Even for junior roles. It's not that strict.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
For some reason I get weary when I see cheap Chinese products that connect directly to a DC source. Mostly because of the stories of cheap phone chargers catching fire, or electrocuting users.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Definitely. Many specialist companies are having a hard time hiring. Also, we have some really nice visas for foreign knowledge workers. Depending on your specialization/experience I could give you some tips if you'd like.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
We need engineers in the Netherlands, so you could move if you really wanted to.
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Even without having encryption in main stream applications, like WhatsApp, it's child's play to communicate secretly. There are so many open source applications that allow you to do this, it wouldn't even be a speed bump for
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I'm really interested in the graphics that can be supported by the new Apple TV. Currently PS3 games are at the maximum of what the hardware supports. Apple TV games aren't even close yet, so I wonder what can be done with the App
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Can you explain why you think it's such an awesome company?
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Anybody have a link where I can read the full article?
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by donkeyd 11y ago
I did not expect this to be published on the official MMM Worldwide channel
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by donkeyd 11y ago
Unless they're doing it under the cover of a shell corporation.

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